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post #46 of 53

6/10/07 at 10:37am

scarphe

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Honestly the only things I shop for now are undergarments and i get most of those of the internet so i guess i shop somtimes in anything i have on at the moment. Or is going to your tailor and shoemaker considered shopping?

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post #47 of 53

6/10/07 at 12:03pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by amerikajinda

fellow shoppers:

I never forget my murse (man purse) while shopping:

It rather looks like a binocular case to me, or perhaps, opera glasses, though I have no idea if they were in use then, or if that is opera attire.

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6/10/07 at 12:07pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Huntsman

It rather looks like a binocular case to me, or perhaps, opera glasses, though I have no idea if they were in use then, or if that is opera attire.

Agreed! I would say binocular case, or perhaps opera glasses as well... perhaps an historian can chime in on this?

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6/10/07 at 1:55pm

Holdfast

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Binocular case. Perhaps the chap has popped down to the races?

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6/10/07 at 2:03pm

VMan

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Me in the fitting room with my personal shopper

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6/10/07 at 5:09pm

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Originally Posted by Tibo

I like the idea but fear that where I shop I wouldn't find such a salesman. Guess that's a difference between Europe and the US- if you don't look the part, salespeople will look down at you.

In NY I find that you are more likely to be ignored if you're young and even moderately dressed up. At least anywhere but Brooks or Paul Stuart.

post #52 of 53

6/10/07 at 5:34pm

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Originally Posted by Cantabrigian

In NY I find that you are more likely to be ignored if you're young and even moderately dressed up. At least anywhere but Brooks or Paul Stuart.

Kind of hard to be ignored at Paul Stuart ... everyone watches over you as if you were a fox in a hen house.

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6/10/07 at 5:48pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by VMan

Me in the fitting room with my personal shopper

Is the thingy of the guy on the left going right through his leg? I am not an expert on this but, could Connemara please explain this situation, maybe by reconstructing this particular scene with a helpful roommate.